New York Magazine Story on How Top-Two System Has Removed Republicans from All Partisan Offices in Large Part of Los Angeles County

New York magazine has this story on California general election ballots in California. For the partisan offices, except for president, there are no Republican candidates in portions of Los Angeles County that have over 800,000 registered voters. Thanks to Carla … Continue reading →

U.S. District Court Rules that Illinois Does Not Violate Equal Protection by Sending Absentee Ballots to U.S. Citizens Who Live in American Samoa while Refusing Citizens Who Live in Puerto Rico

On October 28, U.S. District Court Joan Gottschall issued her opinion in Segovia v Board of Election Commissioners for Chicago, n.d., 15c-10196. The plaintiffs are U.S. citizens who live in Puerto Rico, Guam, and the U.S. Virgin Islands. Even though … Continue reading →